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They are both 4 year programs!

Thank you so much! That helps a lot! I also got into USF as a nursing major but tuition is so expensive and unfortunately I didn't get a big enough scholarship to make up for it.

I think SFSU is a great choice however because of the cost of living, my parents want me to live at home & commute to class since it's only around 40 minutes away should I choose to go there. (I do not want to live with my family in college) With my scholarship from SU, tuition would be the around the same as UCI so there are so many factors to consider

I live in the bay area so SFSU is close to home & also I really enjoy the city. Seattle is my top choice because I love the values of the school, it's class sizes, and when I visited for a scholarship program I felt very welcomed & could really picture myself going there. My parents are only afraid of the tuition (although I am getting a very significant schoolarshop) and how far away from home it is. UCI is a also up there because it is a very good program, tuition is slightly cheaper, and I have family in the area so my parents would be more comfortable with me staying in state. My parents have a large swat i. the school I go to so that is also what is making my decision difficult! Insight to the programs of each school would definitely help me decide.

Hi all! I am currently finishing off my senior year in high school and I am debating on which school I should attend in the fall. My top choices are UC Irvine, Seattle University, and San Francisco State. I got accepted as a Nursing major to both UCI and SU, however freshmen are only allowed to apply as pre-nursing majors at SFSU. If anyone has any experience with the nursing programs at each of these schools or advice on which school I should pick, I would love to hear it! I really like the idea of small class sizes at a private university such as Seattle because I am someone who thrives in that environment, however there is the burden of tuition prices (I am a California resident so i qualify for in-state tuition at UCI and SFSU). Thank you!